With Art Nouveau Floral Design

The Wild Rose pattern was produced by Indiana Glass Company during the mid-20th century, primarily in the 1940s through 1960s. This frosted satin glass pattern featured delicate floral relief designs and was part of the company's extensive line of affordable pressed glassware for American households. The pattern was available in various serving pieces including plates, bowls, and handled trays, making it popular for entertaining and everyday use.

Wild Rose frosted glassware appeals to collectors of American Depression-era and mid-century glass, as well as vintage kitchen and dining enthusiasts. The soft satin finish and romantic floral design make these pieces attractive for both display and practical use in vintage-themed table settings. Collectors appreciate Indiana Glass products for their quality craftsmanship, nostalgic appeal, and the wide variety of patterns produced during the company's long manufacturing history.